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READ MORESurface muscle evaluation using EMG
In the pediatric recovery department, we use the Chattanooga equipment, which helps us perform electromyography (EMG), a procedure to assess muscle function with two roles: diagnosis and post-traumatic recovery from fractures, sprains, dislocations.EMG is a muscle electrostimulation procedure used to stimulate
(by electrical impulses) the affected muscle groups. It can be
used both in the treatment of 4-year-old children with orthopedic
conditions and in performance athletes.
What does the EMG assessment tell us?
Electromyography (EMG) allows the evaluation of peripheral nerves and muscle activity, determines the differences in muscles between the limbs, and helps diagnose neuromuscular disorders. With the help of EMG, the electrical activity in the muscles is registered, the one generated spontaneously or following the muscular contraction. In combination with physical therapy, this procedure offers fast results in orthopedic pathology and post-traumatic recovery.What does EMG assessment entail?
In the first stage of the procedure, the doctor applies
small electrodes to the skin on the hand and foot and then
applies a small electric shock to another area of the limb
where the nerve stimuli are recorded.
In the second part, the doctor inserts a very thin needle
into certain muscles to record the electrical activity of the
muscle fibers. The needle is inserted into the relaxed muscle, to
monitor the muscular activity at rest, and then into the tense
muscle, to evaluate when contracted. The little one will not
feel pain, but only a feeling of pressure - the needle has only
the role of recording stimuli. He will perceive only a sensation
of pressure because the needle has only the role of recording
stimuli.
The impulses transmitted during the electromyography reach the
tested muscle and cause a series of muscle contractions. These
contractions are identical to the actual movement of the muscles
during an exercise and aim to reach a threshold set in advance by
the physiotherapist, depending on the objectives.
The threshold increases gradually, but also the intensity of the
electrical impulse, to reach the complete recovery of the
muscle.
The need for this electromyography is established by the
physiotherapist following a musculoskeletal evaluation. It also
sets the number of electrostimulation sessions and the date of
the re-examination.
In the Specialized Pediatric Medical Recovery Department we are
glad to have Ruxandra Tudosoiu in our team. She is
overspecialized in Schroth therapy for the treatment of
scoliosis, with 7 years of experience, fully involved in
recovering patients. We have Sorina
Micu, a physiotherapist passionate about working and
interacting with children, overspecialized in Schroth therapy,
which aims to prevent or recover from disabilities due to some
conditions or injuries, Anne
Iordanescu , physiotherapist specializing in pediatric
rehabilitation and Ana Coman, with over 3 years of experience in
this field.
Prices
You can find here a
detailed list of the prices of individual services. But any
correct recovery process is based on a mixed plan of therapies
and procedures, customized according to the condition, stage of
the condition, patient profile, and other objective medical
factors. As a result, in order to configure a treatment plan,
with the therapies involved and the prices related to the plan,
please make an appointment here for an initial consultation.
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